68. All is for good. All conjunctions are for subsequent disjunction.
54 W. 33RD ST., NEW YORK, June, 1895. DEAR MRS. BULL, I [...]
66. Though the attendance is large, it does not even pay enough to cover the rent
54 W. 33RD ST., NEW YORK, May, 1895, Thursday. DEAR MRS [...]
70. After the hard work at the Thousand Islands, I am taking a few days quiet
19 WEST 38TH STREET, NEW YORK, 9th August ‘95. DEAR MOT [...]
123. A race must first cultivate a great respect for motherhood, through the sanctification and inviolability of marriage
THE MATH, 14th June, 1902. DEAR DHIRĀ MĀTĀ, [1] ⓘ[1] Mr [...]
220. The land route is nearer, easier, and cheaper from where you are.
[THE MATH, P.O. BELUR, DIST. HOWRAH, March (?) 1902] DE [...]
115. The reception Nivedita had in Madras was for the good of both Nivedita and Madras.
GOPAL LAL VILLA, BENARES (VARANASI) CANTONMENT, 10th Fe [...]
197. My experiences are bringing about calmness —great calmness.
THE MATH, BELUR, 13 May 1901. DEAR MOTHER, I reached Ca [...]
101. Good solid work must wait.
DACCA, 29th March, 1901. MY DEAR MOTHER, [1] ⓘ[1] Mrs. [...]
191. Never before knew Bengal was so beautiful.
DACCA, 20 March 1901. MY DEAR MOTHER, At last I am in E [...]
98. Everybody is praising Margot’s Kali the Mother; but alas! they can’t get a book to buy
THE MATH, BELUR, HOWRAH DIST., BENGAL, 2nd February, 19 [...]